Legal Intern: Data Protection & Tech (Flexible)

Bosch Group; Polska; Hybrid; PLN 28,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible scheduling of tasks

Mentoring and learning support

Lunch Card Pluxee

MultiSport Student

Minimum 6 months contract

Job summary

Bosch in Poland invites a law student to join the Data Protection & Technology team as a Legal Intern (f/m). You will gain hands-on experience supporting an international IT data protection team, turning legal requirements into practical solutions and contributing to improving processes.

Responsibilities include preparing reports and materials for management, drafting documents and analyses, reviewing guidance from authorities such as the Polish Data Protection Authority and the European Data

Qualifications

• Current law student with interest in data protection or data security.
• Proficient with Microsoft Office.
• Strong analytical skills and ability to quickly understand legal topics.
• Proactive, collaborative and well-organized.

Responsibilities

• Support IT data protection team in daily activities and projects.
• Prepare reports, presentations and materials for management.
• Help improve processes and update data protection documentation.
• Draft documents, short legal notes, analyses and summaries.
• Review guidance from data protection authorities including Polish DPA and EDPB.
• Support maintenance of data protection registers, including ROPA.

Skills

Analytical skills

Proactive

Collaborative

Organized

Education

Law student

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Bosch in Poland invites a law student to join the Data Protection & Technology team as a Legal Intern (f/m). You will gain hands-on experience supporting an international IT data protection team, turning legal requirements into practical solutions and contributing to improving processes.

Responsibilities include preparing reports and materials for management, drafting documents and analyses, reviewing guidance from authorities such as the Polish Data Protection Authority and the European Data